Terrence Wood wrote:
It goes something like this: with a reverse source order (content before nav) content specific links will always appear before the current section nav ,main nav, and utility links - this should have the effect of allowing the most relevant (to the current context) links to appear at the top of lists
Most relevant to whom, though? If I landed on a page (say from a google search) but actually want to navigate further into/around the site, *my* most relevant links are the navigation ones. One size does not always fit all.
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